Sentence examples for proactively toward from inspiring English sources
The encyclical called on Catholics to demonstrate a "greater concern for nature and the poor" and for world leaders to work proactively toward a strong global climate agreement. .
From the top to the bottom and back again, they can be proactively managed toward as opposed to being reacted to emotionally.
Further, we're proactively moving toward a cloud-first strategy and leading the public sector to moving their data from disparate on-premise networks to highly secure, defense in-depth (i.e. multiple layers) cloud environments.
You must acknowledge that an attitude change is your own responsibility, and something that you must proactively work toward.
The good news is that there are lots of ways to proactively transform your mindset toward your budget, taxes, and all things finance related.
On the other hand, oversight alone is not enough; if all the board does is to provide oversight, then the board is not proactively advancing the organization toward its greater potential.
"Prevention of sexual violence requires the commitment of the government, armed forces and groups, and community leaders to reduce the risks that girls and women face and to proactively promote a zero tolerance position toward sexual exploitation and abuse".
Disambiguating which of these mechanisms may proactively modulate the accumulation of evidence toward an execution decision requires careful physiological analysis within each pathway itself and is left to future studies.
The PTP is an example of the FDA proactively developing test methods and disease surveillance methods geared toward protecting the public's health.
The panel works with the school toward "getting issues on the table and working proactively," said Patricia Kaine, the association's president.
"Working toward peace and stability in the international society serves our national interests," he said, "and Japan will continue to proactively contribute to antiterrorism operations".
